Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 40, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 March 1877 — Page 5

TH E-MAIL

PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Church Notes#

The charches generally will hold services appropriate to Easter to-morrow. The Catholic and Episcopal churches, having services the most marked.

At the Congregational church tomorrow morning the pastor will preach a sermon in keeping with the day, the church will be suitably decorated, and the choir will be reinforced by several string and wind instruments. The young people's social will meet in the parlors of this church to-night.

First Presbyterian church—Young peoples meeting and social this evening. Public worship to morrow at 10:80 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Port Harrison Mission, Monday and Tuesday evenings, Alex. Sterrett, pastor.

Asbury church is to be handsomely decorated to morrow, and the sermon will be delivered by Rev. George D. Watson, D. D., pastor of Meridian street M. E. Church, Indianapolis.

A seriesof religious services will be held in the Asbury church during apart of next week, conducted by Rev. Gee. D. Watson, D. D., above mentioned. The first service will be held on Monday evening beginning at VA o'cleck. There will also be services morning, afternoon and night on Tuesday and Wednesday. All are oordially invited to attend and requested to bring their bibles with them.

The auditorium of Centenary church will be beautifully decerated to-mor-row, and the service will be of unusual interest. The large gallery will be specially set apart for the Snnday school, which will take part in the service. Choice anthems will be rendered by the choir. In the evening at 7:30, a hundred singers from the Sunday school will assist the choir in a concert of praise. Brief addresses will be delivered by R. S. Tennant, superintendent of the Sunday school, I. H. C. Royse, President of Y. M. C. A. and Mr. J. P. Moore and a short sermon from the Pastor, on the Joy in Heaven over repenting sinners.

St. Stephen's—Easter—Early servico (Euoharistic) at 7:80 a. m. Morning prayer, sermon aad second celebration of the Lord's supper 10:30 a. m. At this service an elaborate programme of music has been prepared. The choir will be as follows: the Messrs Cook, Duy and Graham Mrs. Gould and Farrington, and the Misses Jeffers, McEwen and Watermau. Miss Jewett has kindly consented to preside at the organ. The sacrament of holy baptism will be ad ministered at 8:30 p. m., and at 7 p. m. oocnrs the annual Easter festival of the Sunday and industrial sohools.

Christian Chapel—Morning subject: "The Renovator." Evening subject:

Almost persuaded." G. P. Peale, pastor. Baptist Church—Morning theme "Je sua' monument." Gospel Servico at Dowllng Hall at 7:30 p. in. C. R. Hen derson, pastor.

The Rev. Alex. Sterrett will preach to "Skeptics" at the Opera House Sunday evening. Every body Invited.

THE offloors of our Oouuty Sunday School Association have determined to hold a series of Sunday School mass meetings in the several townships of the oounty during the Spring and fore part of Summer. The first of. these will be held at'Prairieton, on Sunday, April 8tb, preoeded by a gospel meeting on the evening previous. The exercises of Sunday will commence with a service of song at 9 a. m., conducted by Mr. J. P. Moore, of Terre Haute, which will be followed by addresses interspersed with singing, the exercises closing at 8:80 p. m. J. P. Moore, W. W. Byers and I. H. C. Royse, of Terre Haute, Rev. M. S. Heavenridge, Dr. Carsoa, Rev. Tansey and others of Prairieton will addrees the meeting.

THK Y. M. C. A. will hold Gospel meetings to-morrow as follows: At Association rooms, at Union Depot, and at the Nail Works, all at 4:15 o'clock, p. in. Everybody invited.

LA NO FORD CO.

If you wish to see a stock of as nice blank work as is turned out anywhere in the State of Indiana you can do so by stepping around to the Bartlett Bindery, oerncr of 4th and Ohio streets. Books from that establishment go to Greencastle, Vinoennes, Mattoon, Effingham, Crawfordsville, Rockville Braid 1, Indianapolis, Tuscola, Areola, Oakland, Paris, Charleston, Marshall, Robinson, Lawrenocvilie, Olney, Newton, Neoga, Perrysville, En gene, Newport, Sullivan, Hutaonrillo, Kansas, Newman, Howling Green. Casev, Martinsville, Montezuma, and all intervening towns along the roads which the above mentioned places are situated, and what is better, they give omlnent satisfaction.

They have the permission of Mr. Hussey, President of the National State Bank of this city to say that the work done for them, is equal, if not superior to any they get dene. '"T

NOTHING SO USFEUL AND ORNAMENTAL THAN FANCY CARVING IN BRACKETS, SHELVES, POCKETS, Aa, FOR SPRING TRADE, THE CENT STORE HAS RECEIVED THE FINEST AND CHEAPEST LOT KVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY ALSO A LOT OF TOWEL RACKS, 15 eta., WORTH 60 cts,, FOLDING HAT BACKS, 25 cts. NEVER FORGET THE POPULAR CENT STORE, FOR NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.

-lORDER YOUR SPRING HATS OF RIDDLE.

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The onhappinesp of this life seems principally to konsist in gittin everything we eiui and wanting everything wehaint get This thought leads me to say that if thar if anything In the eatin line that ye want and ain't (rot, jiat send down to Rlppetoe's grocery, and he will immegiately hitch up bis 2 hone spring wagon and send it right to your dore. A mighty akomodatun naanisRip-

petoe and it raaly seems like he can't doo ennf fur abody. I almost forgot to say that be is selling eggs for Easter at 12% cents a duzs««n. •——•——Bill —When you need any grooeries you will do well to call on Carr A White before buying elsewhere. As we pay no rent and pay cash for our goods we can sell cheaper than those who buy oh time. Everything new In our house. No old canned goods—everything clean, new and neat. You will always find Mode & Sam ready te wait on their ens tomers and friends. Give us a call.

CARR

CALIFORNIA PEARS at URSO & DOLAN'S.

8tnek &

Are now fairly installed io the Star meat market, Mfrcliler's old stand. They have fitted up things clean and nice, new floor and new paper. They will butcher only the best of cattle, and will sell meat at the very lowest prices possible. They have the oi.ly steam saueage factory in A

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*Aown..* M/ift s*

Dan Miller's New Departure#

S 'J

& WHITE,

Cor. 4th and Walnut Sts.

NEXT WEEK WE SHALL PLACE ON OUR COUNTERS THE BEST UNLAUNDRIED WHITE SHIRT AT 75 CENTS. FURNISHING GOODS AT THE CENT STORE.

BANANAS at URSO & DOLAN'S.

MOST ATTRACTIVE VARIETY OF NOTIONS, JEWELRY IN ALL NEW SHADES, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS. REMEMBER THE POPULAR CENT STORE. ..tesai

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SPRING OPENING.

Thursday and Eridaj, April 5th & 6th. On the above days we shall display an elegant line of the latest Pattern Hats and Bonnets, together with a large assortment of all the Novelties in Millinery Goods. Mrs. Cole is visiting the millinery openings of the larger cities for the purpose of being well posted im the latest styles. The ladies are cordially invited. 324 Main street, Terfe Haute.''" MRS. E. B. COLE, t:

SEED POTATOES.

Peach Blows, Peerless and Early Rose at Carr & White's. Cor. 4th and Walnut streets. m»i

MALAGA GRAPES* at URSO & DOLAN'S. jf'S-.S' j.

CASH SYSTEM BOUND TO

THE

SUGARS TUMBLING

COFFEE8 DROOPING! PRUNES FALLING ,.,,H TEAS DECLINING!: A At Dan Miller's, although Grooeries of all kinds are Arm. He Is selling f' 83* pounds Granulated Sugar, for fl.00. 8K pounds Standard A Sugar, for fl.00. pounds Centennial A Sugar for fl.00. 10 pounds New Orleans Sugar for fl.00. 16 pounds Prunes for fl.00.

IS pounds Caroling Rice for fl.00. Extra Fine Gunpowder Tea at fl.00 per pound.

Finest 06long Tea In the oity at fl.00 per pound. Zx/i pounds Best Old Government Java ColTee at fl.00. \\i pounds Good Rio Coffee at fl.00.

Come and examine onr goods and be convinced. Look to your own interest, and buy your goods for cash at bottom prices, and we will save you from 5 to 25 per cent, at DAN MILLER'S,

Oor. 4th and Eagle Sts.

The Yigo Abstract Co., No. Slo Ohio street, is making the neatest and most complete abstracts of title to real estate throughout this county, at about one-half former charges. The people have learned that this office, is the therefore giving "i '.Ay ft

most reliable, and are it their patronage.

MONEY TO LOAN.

I have money to loan on mortgage security on long time. No life insurance required. C. E. HOSFORD.

Office corner Fourth and Main street, Terre Haute, Ind

MILLINERY GOODS. Now ready the largest stock of Millinery ever brought to Terre Haute. Milliners and merchants will find a complete assortment at prices as low as the same goods can be bought anywhere in the United States.

S. STRAUS,

515 Main street

Mlka 7S «mm

In black and white stripes and ebeeks also in colored stripes. There irill 'fct uptlmi again this season.to g»4aaflne«eMfotion in styles and so good a quality a 75 dents, as we now offer. Every yard Vfll brtng ft when the season opens. This price

oents for the

balance of March. SO Pieemi Black Par* V*fcatrTsrk

BrllliastUm,

i«iM pwjri.

This is a bankrupt purchase an are offered at bankrupt prices. Every yard is worth 90 cents. Don't fail to secure on dress at least, and know wbat we «re now doing. This price, 5 cents for March only.

ASK FOR THE

—The Universalist Sunday School open* to-morrow morning at 9.30, sharp, under most favorable auspices.

Mrs Samuel McKeen has been elected superintendent for the ensuingyear, and an excellent corps of teachers has been secured.

All our friends are cordially invited.

QPERA HOUSE.

Buffalo Bill Combination

NIGHTS AKD "o SATURDAY MATIAEE" Friday, Saturday, Mar. 30,31.

First Appearance of

BUFFALO BILL,

(H®B.W.F.C®dy.) ,s

Since his return from the late Indian War, supported by

CAPTAIN JACK,

(M. W. Crawford,)

The POET SCOUT OF THK BLACK HILLS, just from General Crook's command, and the most Talented Drsmstlc

Kanjr

ever in this city, will, appear in tbe ew Drama, founded on incidents, of tne late war, entitled the r(

Red Bight Hand!

Bnfltelo Bill's First Scalp for Custer.

The sealping of the Indian ehiel Yellow Hand, by Bnflalo Bill.occurred at tlie Battle of Indian Creek, July 17. 1876. PRICES AS USUAL. Reserved Seats can be had at Button & Hamilton's Bookstore, four days in advance. Don't forget Saturday Matinee, 2 o'clock

\VA

Bro., *%S

JOSH E. OODEN.Gen'l Agent.

r\PERA

HOUSE. vh,,*.

,t ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Thursday Eve'g, April 5.

HEW DEPAKTriiE. fct' I

Havtrly's Minstrels!

Our tour this season has been one continued ovation tendered both by a discriminating Public and a critical Pi ei8 from the Rio Grand to the St. Lawrence.

No pent up-Utica contracts our powers, The whole boundless coautry is ours." Hew Faces, W«w Acts,

Dlew Nonas. Xcw Fealnres. Hew Dances, Hew Arllsts. •ntlre and Complete Change sf Pro* gramme from that «f former vlaits. leartlly thanking you for furors in the _st, we nope to still retain your liberal patronage in the future. ®S9~. ESERVED 8EAT8 three days in advance, at the Cen ral Book Store.

HARRY CLAPHAM, Manager Haverly's Minstrels.

OPERA

HOUSE

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OHE H16IIT OHLV

FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 6th, '77. E in a an I

LAWRENCE BARRETT,

tti

in his great impersonation of

HAMLET 1

Bcale of prices: Orchestra, Balcony and Dreb» Circle, II.(0: servcl teats, 25 cents extra Family Circle, 60cents Gallery, 25 cents. 8ale of seats commecoea Mondar, April 2d, at Button A Hamilton's.

,r ... FOURTH

Ai\^l iL BAlili

t.'j'o:.— OF .'f-'.'

»iri .r.M tit ft St. Joseph's Total Abstinence Society

Will be given ai Dotrltnu's IIail on Easter,

M0HDAY EVENING, APBIL 2,1877Mnslcby Tou!e's Fall ')nadri 1j Baad. Admtaal*!*. .§1.00

Are the Bargains now Offered in Dry Goods at B. EHRLICHS STORE, Wilson's old Stand.

CARPETS: & OIL CLOTHS, We are Selling Below

Cost. We want

To Get Bid of Them And will do it. Specialties in other lines. In fact, there are nothing but low prices in the whole store.

SPRING STOCK Is now being received daily. New Goods are being placed upon the counters constantly. We are determined to please the people and not be undersold.

B. EHRLICH,

Cor.Stli Md Mala Sta.

I hereby notify the public that on Thursday of this week, my successor, Mr. I. Sinnick, took pessesston of the Star meat market, ana I wish all holding claims against mo to present them immediately for settlement, and all knowing themselves indebted to me will savecoitsby calling and settling with cash or note inside the next ten daj*s. PAUL P. MiscHL£tt. •b 11 vitif

SPECTACLES.

TO FAMILIES

EITHER IN

Town or Country,

Who intend to Paint, or to have Painting Done,

Attention is again directed to the

MASURY'S

RAIL ROAD COLORS,

As bi iDg beyond any dispute the very beat ready-made paint ever offered for sale. These paints have been largely used in Terre

beat ready-made paint ever offered for sale. These paints have been largely used in Terre Haute and vicinity, in tne pastslx years, ••d itaad (ally

class.

SEE THE HCHKUVLE W nUCIS. Let Every fBwMltWmM «»y. yea, verily. Verily. «, S- CO. :. _*

IMpftMMjSI inwiwd

Assorted styles and prises from 10 eentsto SO cents in the beet styles and the best value At these prices eva before offered.

The*e Prio*»/or tA* Solano* oj

per docen that are a wonder bow. It can be dene.

BUCKEYE

W. S. RYCE & CO. W. S. RYOE & CO.

do to Wright ft Kanf•aafer Chftekms, Ducks and Turkey*. Fresh Lettuce, Radishes, Apples, Parsnips, Sweet Potatoes, Onlo s, and all Groceries at reduced prices. Prunes, Dried Peaches, Currants, Pigs, also all kinds or Canned Fruits, warranted the best in the market, at reduced prices. Teas ol overjr variety very low. Eggs 13*12 cents per dozen, at corner of 7tk and Hain.

Notice.

Don't injure your eyes by using infe rior glasses, or those not suited, but go to S. R. Freeman's, in the Central Bookstore and get a good article. He keeps the best in the city.

SMITH &T0WNLEY,

HAVE RECEIVED FOR

SPRING TRADE 300 Horney Richmond Plows, 7T 150 Imperial Plows, 100 Gran de Tour Plows, 400 Hoosier Corn Drills, 100 Walking Cultivators, 100 Monitor Cook Stores, Remember, we hare the largest and ONLY STOCK OF IMPLEMENTS in the city purchased for CASH. Farmers wanting REAPERS or tm'.-irtrhK MOWERS Will please'send us their address, or call for our CHROMO AND ILLUSTRATED CHAMPION.

WESL

JtfareA.

VsklMeiiiaslhriMaa

BSM,

LA DISS THIKK OP IBL PBICS Only Three Dollar* per Dcmew This is a "Job."- In-the test qualities we offer some

Special

Bsrcalaa ST |S M, (NM, «a4 M.M

ENDORSED MM

drat*

Swell Selected Shaded

Represented by- a C«l*r Card, kept in stock.

always

PnU Rood Colors are put up in tiu pails of 23 pounds each.

Be sure you get Masury's.

Those who may wl»h to buy aalit ready far tM« brash and In allreapects reliable, will, find,

Masury's Liquid Colore

just what they

want. These paints are not "Chemical Mixtures," but simply, and only, pare

Llas«*d Oil Paiat*,aad wi 1 always gives the oest of

Cs^alsicrn-BriUlaal

OPP«r*

The problem of the times is how to rednee expenses without giving up any of the oomforts heretofore eigoyea. Begin with your wardrobe. Cutloase Drojn the old habit of paying 40 or fiOdollan lor a suit, or 10 to iS dollars Tor a pair of paats when you can buy ofu at Si per yart, the same quality of goods that are made into suits. Havingjost made a Bankrupt Purchase in Casslmeres that are worth t£S0i we shall during tne balance of Mareh offer them at fl pet »ard. They are Cheits Style* and we guarantee

A3 t-l* fhim tks VlaMl? v'

SHIRT

DOLLAR

BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG,

WHOIiBSAIiB .AND KBTAH.

DRUGGISTS,

Manufacturing Pharmacists, 4»n:'

AND DEALERS IN

8nsi«d Instruments,'

No. 600 Main St. me square west

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lite National Hooae, 'erre Haote House,

TEME HAUTE, IND.

•oyac, OrisiH Jk 1«jm, Attorneys, Office, 503 Main Street.

OTICE TO HEIRS OF PETI

TION TO SELL REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that Isaac H. J. Beyse administrator with the will annexed of the estataof John Lowe, deceased, has Hied his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent. his personal property being insufficient to pay his debts and that said petition will be neard at the next Term of the Vigo Circuit Court, on the 22d day of May. 1S77, or as soon thereafter as the cause can be heard.

JOHN K. DUKKAN, Cl.EHK.

Royse, Grimes & Royse, Ati ys. Mar31-4w.

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NUIs-

aetlon. After the mass Is well stirred, say aae who can properly handle a broth, CA« PUT THE PAIMT •!».

A PURE WHITE,

and six shades corresponding with the Rail Road Colors, above nam»d, are offered for sale. Put sp iu qcart and gallon cans. aid la Terre Haatt aaly by

GULICK & BERRY

Oor. 4th and Main SU.

-—WHO ALSO OFFER

Window Glass, White Lead, OUs,

And sack other goods as are usually soidAby Druggists, mod earaestly la. Tlte yaar trade.

V' 1

TarnislieSy Brashes,

Turkey Bed TaMtag, Greea ui Geld TaMiag* 78 Ceata per yard. This is the best quality—the widest—and the cheapest lot we nave ever sold. Whiteliswlspklas. Bpealal let. at$1J5 per do*., worth tl.75. Willcloseeut some extra tine qualit es of White Linen nap kins below value during balance of Marcn. 12 4 While Bed SpreMla Will close 'em at $1.75. They are cheap at|*3 Ask for the U.7& dsllt-Extn large slae.

BUY NO OTHERr.OTjil(WMli. W. S. RTOB & CO. S

RYCE & WALMSLEYI

THAT. FIRST GUN.

PRODUCED A-

REVERBERATION,

A "R PET

One Hundred Rolls of Good Carpet, from 18 to 40 Cents.

One Hundred Rolls of Fine Carpets, from 50 to 65 Cents. -, Carpets, from 75

One Hundred Rolls of Extra to 90 Cents. Specialties in Our Celebrated "Family" Carpets. Specialties in Our Celebrated* "Hand Loom"

Carpets.

One Hundred Rolls Tapestry Brussels from 90 Cents up. Fifty Rolls Body Brussels from $1.40 up.

Mats, Rugs, Window Shades, Lace Goods, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Shade'Cloths, Stair Rods, Looking Glasses, Foot Stools, Cornices in great profusion, with hundreds of small articles, such as Picture Nails, Cords, Brackets, Cartain Bands, Carpet Bindings, Threads, Tacks, etc., etc., etc., needed constantly in every household a

and particularly about bouse cleaning time

WALL PAPER.

An immense variety of patterns in every grade from five cents a roll upward Great Bargains in fine goods and decorations. Terre llaute buyers have never had such an opportunity for getting choice goods below market value. Stock most be reduced. W6 have an object in view, which will be announced in due season, when they will understand the "why and wherefore" of such unprecedented u., bargains ss we are now offering. Remember, we make the "new departure" on a baslsof NET CASH. We can not afford to give time on such figures. Orders in all departments executed promptly by first class workmen at greatly reduced prioes.

SEE THE BIG WIRE 8161T,

RYCE'S CARPET HALL, 307 Main St.

SYKES'

HAT STORE.:

LARGE STOCK

Beantiful Styles

Low PRICES

For Cash.

DR.

••Sy.

An Immense Variety

oil

Styles to Select from and Arriving Dally* «*•?,

J. H. HOLLOWAY,

OP MATTOON,

ILLINOIS,

WILL VISIT TERRE HAUTE, ONf TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK, AT NATIONAL HOTEL,

From 0 o'clock A. M. to 9 o'clock P. TO TREAT

CHRONIC DISEASES!

?tJ 4vLf,« -A LflO- it-- 1

FEMALE DIN EASES of aU Grades oil A NEW THEORY.** Doe* not produce pain but cures the Patient.

He can cure DYSPEPSIA in

lta

worsttr

forms. He can cure DROPSY and hardly ever tap the patient..

He can euro Lung anil Throat Diseases,^ Old Coughs, etc., by Inhalation of Oxygen4 ized *ir, which panetrates every Air Cellir With Us healing virtues.

Turen the worst CASES OF ASTHMA. Troa's HEART DISEASE with New1* medio* and wltli great success. £•. Will Treat ivate biseases with French and American Remedies.

TERMS CASH—tet the Afllle(-» edcall and see him. it:

And those who bare heard the "JOYFUL SOUND" and heeded the call are now rejoicing in the possession of goods at prices never tefore known Having loaded i: the old gnn again and crammed it to the muzele, now touch it off, believing that. it will kick all competition to the dost. We have committed ourselves to a

CAMPAIGN OF SPECIAL ACTIVITY,

He has christian character at home. ,.

And shall fight it oat on this line if it takes all summer." We don't intend to^l wait until warm weather for spring business, but will make trade by such

PRICES AND SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH, ,'

As can not be resisted by customers.

THIS IS NO FOOLISHNESS BUt BUSINESS,

And as "seeing is believing," come in and see the car loads of

HfEW OOODS AWD »£T OUR IMUCpZS!

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